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  1. 11-19-2008 01:43 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oatmeal Savage View Post
    Any E.A.L.'s show up with a straight wristed stock? Please and thank you.

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    Courtesy of Wheaty, here are the first pics I've seen of the actual military purchased Tasco scope and mount on a military EAL rifle.

    Per Wheaty: Mount is a Parker Hale commercial mount A-29 and rings are PH as well.





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    Thanks Tom. Has anyone written a book about the E.A.L. rifle?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oatmeal Savage View Post
    Thanks Tom. Has anyone written a book about the E.A.L. rifle?

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    No. Wheaty has an article out, but that's it. The history of these rifles is a bit confusing. There has been a ton of discussion re the EAL on Canadianicon Gunnutz Forum. Go there, hit search. A lot of info has surfaced over the last few years on these rifles.


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